Room painting
Set out the room size, walls, ceilings, woodwork, current condition and preferred colour or finish.
A strong decorating brief covers the surfaces, preparation, finish and access—not just the number of rooms. Sortd keeps those details together for London professionals to review.
These are live painting & decorating job types on Sortd. Your brief can be edited before it reaches professionals.
Set out the room size, walls, ceilings, woodwork, current condition and preferred colour or finish.
Describe stains, cracks, flaking or previous water damage and whether the cause has already been fixed.
Include wall dimensions, paper type, pattern repeat and whether old coverings need removing.
Explain the elevation, surface material, access height and visible preparation needed.
List rooms and surfaces, occupancy, furniture, timing constraints and whether materials are supplied.
Useful detail reduces back-and-forth and makes it easier to judge timing, access and the likely scope.
Mention holes, cracks, peeling paint, stains and old wallpaper so preparation is not hidden inside a one-line request.
Walls, ceilings, doors, frames, skirting and radiators can require different products and time.
Say whether rooms are empty, furnished or occupied and whether work must happen in stages.
Tell Jack what happened, where the job is and when you need it. He shapes the details into an editable brief.
Relevant local professionals can review the scope, timing and offered rate before accepting or proposing a change.
Confirm the professional, rate, minimum and service fee, then keep messages, completion and payment together.
Fresh paint will not solve an ongoing leak or damp source. If staining or damaged plaster is recent, explain what caused it and whether the underlying issue has been repaired.
Clear expectations make a stronger first brief and a smoother booking.
Yes. State which paint, wallpaper or other materials you already have and who is expected to supply preparation materials.
Include a full view of each room or elevation plus close-ups of damage, edges and surfaces needing preparation.
Yes. List the rooms, approximate size, surfaces, occupancy and target dates so professionals can judge the real scope.
Describe your painting & decorating job in your own words. Review the brief before it goes live.